The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL N H WIS.
Mr. L. ]. Levey sells furniture this
forenoon at the residence Of Mr. W.
Perlowtz, 1871 Fort street
wailuku Sugar Company stock
holders have eight dollars a share
awaiting them at c. Brewer & Co.'S
office.
The book .keepingclass, tobe taughtby
Mr.. P. c. Jones, will organize at seven
o'clock this evening, at the Y. M. c.
A. rooms.
Forty Japanese are on board of the
incoming steamer from the Coast, and
on their arrival here they will be placed
in quarantine
Chief Justice Judd leaves by the
Kinau this afternoon, to hold the May
term Of the Third Circuit Court, open
ing at Hilo tomorrow.
A fine photograph by Williams Of
the members and clerks OF the firm of
n. Hackfeld & CO., was to be seen at
King Brothers art store on Saturday.
Messrs. c. Brewer & Co. announce
great variety Of goods daily expected
by the bark Timour, from Boston. The
trade will find particulars in double
column spread to-day.
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Moonlight concerts by the Royal
Hawaiian Band will be given this eve
ming and Thursday evening at Emma
Square, and Tuesday and Friday eve
nings at Thomas Square.
It is not generally known that it is
the intention of the Royal party, now
abroad, unless something unforeseen
occurs, to return to their tropical home
via the Isthmus Of Suez and Australia.
In the Police Court on Saturday S.
Redwood and Iokia were remanded on
charges Of disordcry conduct, VIM,
Powell had to give bond IN $as to
keep the peace for one year toward his
wife.
An ice cream festival will be held at
Kohala, Hawaii, on Wednesday, the
proceeds to be for the benefit Of the
foreign church there. Messrs. Hart &
Steiner will send the frozen delicacy
forward by the steamer Kinau.
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Smith, the Canadian weather prophet,
predicts, for this portion OF the world
during the first week of this month,
"cold and wet weather." During
one of the last weeks in April his pro
phecy for this latitude, here, was very
correct
The Kaimioa viii, very probably,
not be ready for sea for two weeks yet,
maybe longer, Arms, ammunition,
stores, etc, have yet to be placed on
board, and there is considerable work
allow and aloft yet to be done by me-
chanics.
The band concert at Emma Square
on last Saturday afternoon was a de-
cided trect, the numbers Of the pro
gramme being all new pieces and ex-
cellently we'll performed. A large and
enthusiastic audience were present to
applaud Professor Berger's desire to
please the public.
The three quarter mile dash at the
Hawaiian Jockey Clubs track, Kapio-
lani Park, on Saturday, was won in
minute IS seconds by ]. Ouderkirk's
ROCKWELL" beating George Lucas,
Jrs, equal Rights" by about three
lengths, There was fairly good start
made, "Equal Rights" having an adj
vantage Of half length or so. A good
many people were present
Through the courtesy Of the Presi-
dent of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany, the steamer Lehua will not sail
until Tuesday, thereby giving the Post
master General an opportunity of des
patching foreign mails, to be received
by the steamship Australia on Tues
day, to all the principal ports on Maui
and Hawaii, viz, Lahaina, Maalaea,
Makena, Mahukona, Kawahae, Haka
lau, Honomu, Onomea and Hilo
A Search Expedition.
On Saturday the Pacific Navigation
Company dispatched the three-mastec
schooner Ke Au Hou to French Frigatt
Shoals to look for the missing schooner
General Siegel Captain Brownell has
command of the search expedition
with full powers Of cruising for three
months, provided the Siegel or her fate
is not discovered al the Shoals Thu
General Siegel was chartered from The
Pacific NAVIGATION ComDanv for a ST,